The Year 2000 Family Planning Guide; A Practical Handbood about Getting by After January 1st

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Book Description
This book is a guide full of hundreds of ideas for coping with the potential problems of Y2K. It will help you plan for simple solutions for heat, water, food, cooking, light, power, transportation and more. Practical ideas for the average household.

This book describes the potential Y2K problems in a straight-forward manner that tries not to inflame the hype or anxiety of the reader. Instead comfort is found in learning how to get by comfortably in the new year.

From the Back Cover
If you have been reading or seeing news articles about year 2000 you may be wondering about what all of this hoopla has to do with you. If you aren't a computer programmer and you bought your PC within the last few years all of this hype over year 2000 problems really don't concern you or your family, right?

Wrong! The crisis created by two missing digits could plummet us into a cold January without any electricity or gas to heat our homes. It could cripple food and fuel supply. It could contaminate our water.

This book will expose you to all the things you need to know to safely survive the challenges that may await you and your family.

This is a study I made for my family. These are the things I have learned about the potential year 2000 problems and how to survive the possible challenges ahead. This book shows you what we plan to do to prepare for the year 2000.

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